
Mysteries, DNA, and the Search for Who We Really Are. The Fronczak Files is a gripping podcast that delves deep into the investigation of the abduction of Paul Fronczak, the abandonment of Jack Rosenthal, and the disappearance of Jack’s twin sister Jill. This true crime podcast takes you on a rollercoaster ride through Paul’s experiences, searching for his family and uncovering new mysteries along... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 26 | Founded | 7 months ago |
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Emerging technologies. Cold cases. Long-awaited breakthroughs.
In this bonus episode of The Fronczak Files, Jack and Tracey sit down with Cairenn Binder, Assistant Director of the IGG Center and Director of the Investigative Genetic Genealogy Cert... more
Children sold. Memories buried. Identities erased.
In this episode of The Fronczak Files, Jack and Tracey uncover the disturbing truth behind Dr. Katherine Cole, a physician who operated an illegal baby adoption ring from the 1930s through the 1960s... more
A baby abandoned. A secret buried. A chance to uncover the truth.
In this episode of The Fronczak Files, the team speaks with Kris, a woman who was abandoned as a newborn in a wooded neighborhood area and adopted shortly thereafter. Years later, her... more
A shallow grave. A glass eye. Decades of unanswered questions.
In this episode of The Fronczak Files, Jack and Tracey examine the 1981 cold case murder of Jack Lachow. Known for years only as “One Eye,” his identity remained a mystery for nearly thr... more
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I have been fascinated with this story since learning about it in 2012. I hope you get millions of listeners. I hope you find your sister. I hope the real Paul’s daughters connect with Dora as she is now in her later years. I thought I knew everything, but I love learning the nitty-gritty details of how everything went down. Keep going! Your purpose is to solve this mystery and help others. So glad you’ve started this podcast!
Paul is a very good narrator but Tracey has an annoying nervous laugh and doesn’t add anything useful.
This is an incredible saga but the podcast is a cautionary tale of the dangers of telling your own story. Not all the information is as fascinating to the listener as it is to the person whose story is being told.
The podcast has some great content but would benefit hugely from being edited and in places condensed. There were times when I got so frustrated by rambling side stories. We don’t need to know that the genealogist was once a model. I found myself skipping sections to get to the point... more
Thank you so very much for sharing your story. Sending lots of healing energy and hope that you find your sister.
I’m familiar with this story having read about it. I wanted to hear more recent information so listened to podcast. It’s too drawn out, so much supposition without any factual basis except guessing and poorly paced. Not everyone has the skills to be a podcaster. The true story deserves so much more, because it is fascinating and heartbreaking.
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This podcast explores deep emotional journeys connected to true crime and personal identity, primarily focusing on the abduction of Paul Fronczak and the quest to uncover his family's secrets. Throughout the episodes, the hosts share gripping narratives involving DNA investigations, cold cases, and the impact of familial connections on personal identity, providing listeners with rich storytelling and firsthand accounts. Each episode covers various facets of the human experience, from devastating loss and abandonment to the empowering pursuit of truth and justice, inviting listeners to reflect on their own identities and the complexities that shape them.
Notably, the podcast's emphasis on uncovering hidden stories through investigative jour... more
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Recent guests on The Fronczak Files include:
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3. Logan Gifford
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7. Dr. Angela Williamson
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